Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1936 — Page 29

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DIENHART ASKS ELIMINATION OF BRIDGE HAZARD

Tragedies Near Airport Are Basis of Appeal to City and County,

uperintendent

h Dienhart, Muncipal Airport iz to ask the Works Board to co-operate with the CounCommissioners in an effort to eliminate the hazardous bridge approach on High S8chool-rd near the irport said today Mr. Dienhart met with ioners vesterday and was a they will pay part of the costs Funds are not available for the county to reconthe approach At the conference vesterday ied by the superintendent

Albert

he commis sured he they *xplained ate CounBloemker and foners, it was deaths have

sSurvevor Count nted fou red at p bridge ested that the eity remedy the

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Funds Not A PWA project has r the bridge reconstruction ac ing to Mr. Bloemker, but funds \ been available for the part of the cost

the dangers

Available

been filed

involved in 1. Mr. Dienmaking the 'wo accidents have place at the bridge recently 1an 10000 cars a day pas ks ing summer winter driving 1 more

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structure on one side, the sald, and lack of has caused two ven over the embanknd city have co-operated during the last Dienhart said he

might be put

immediately

GIFT EXCHANGE AND DINNER ARE OUTLINED

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CHAPTER ONE YHRISTMAS EVE, and the snow A was beginning to fall in wet, swirling masses. On a desert road in New Mexico, Bob Graham jerked his car to a stop and got out to clean the windshield wiper, which could ne longer pwh the clinging, mushy mass. Pulling his hat lower | over his eves, he peered ahsad into the growing darkness, The road was rapidly being leveled into white oblivion, and he was feeling very uncertain about the last turn he had made. “Oh, Christmas!” He wiped away the snowflakes that were collecting on his evelashes. “Here I figured to bs hanging up my sock in a nice warm hotel in Santa Fe tonight— even though I would only get my foot in it tomorrow. Then Robbins gets a brainstorm .and sends me off on this wild goose chase. Great business-—-this trying to earn a living selling tires, Why wasn't I! born rich instead of handsome?” He clambered back inside and,’ after a minute's tussie to get the car started, moved off carefully into the darkness. ® = =» " ALF an hour of driving, and now the road was distinctly rising. Bob was conscious of high canvon walls looming on either side. Perhaps he should have gone the other way, but he had thought he war following directions exactly. Well, there was no chance to turn back now. He'd push ahead until he came to a place where he could out where he was. Maybe a farmhouse or—the car began to slow down, and, in spite of all his efforts, finally groaned to a dead stop. There was nothing to do but get out in the ankle-deep snow. A hurried examination revealed exactly nothing, and after several attempts to start, Bob was forced to admit that he was struck. He] climbed back into the car to warm | up and to light a cigaret. He was wondering how it would

find

seem to pass the night under the

snowdrift which seemed likely to cover him, when the lights of another automobile flashed from behind him and he could bear it laboring up the steep incline. = » ”

N a minute the second car stopped and Bob got out to explain his predicament. A good- | looking young man of about Bob's | age leaned out to talk to him. |

, Beside

| they were going,

| ® Two vegetables

the stranger sat a girl Her dark '

wrapped in costly furs,

| beauty bespoke Spanish blood.

“Ramon Vasquez, at your service,” | the stranger said affably, after Bob |

a hand pointing the direction they | were to take. Hacienda . .. Indians . . . what the heck was he getting into? A queer sense of | foreboding seized him, and he

are enough men to go around, you know." Ramond laugher. “You see? The more men, the better, where Angelique is concerned. But you'll find Pear] John de Forest a hospitable sort of chap, and I'm suve he'll be delighted to put you up until you can get your car fixed.

| No use doing the freezing act when you can be in a comfortable house,

you know. They were approaching their destination as he spoke, and Bob peered curiously through the small space on the windshield which the

| |

had explained. "Get right in with | looked inquiringly at his two com. | wiper had cleared. The house was

us,

‘Bob Graham. Bob, Miss Angelique |

THE car was moving again and! its slippery passage along the |

conversation. Bob glanced more | than once into the depths that!

yawned beyond the road's edge, | but was reassured when he saw that |

Ramon Vasquez was a master driver. He wondered just where | and why the others had taken his presence on the road so much for granted. Well, anything was better than staying | in a stalled car all night. He

could probably get back again in!

the morning. A dumb way to spend |

| Christmas—herding a car through i snowdrifts so he could get that {order Robbins had been so

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| narrow road put an end to further | © be or the Jeag.

panions. They did not appear to be astonished and showed no sign that

there was anything out of the way | ping in some sort of an enclosed | friendly manner and an engaging In a moment, lights and smile. warmth opened before them, and a | his guests feel at home, and hustled young man and a Mexican sorvant | the slow-footed Mexican servants.

dressed. So why should he worry? | were helping them out of the car. | He himself breezed about the room

in the Indian's announcement. Cer- | tainly the young people were both | very attractive looking and well

Nov they were on what ap-! peared to be a large, flat area |

seat, turning to Bob with a smile. “You are a house guest of the de | Forests’ on Thunder Mesa, too, I| suppose?” he asked. | “No,” Bob told him, and hur-

ried to explain how he happened

“We're glad we found you, any- | one end and Christmas greens dec- |

how,” Angelique told him. “I'm sure an extra man will not be | amiss at the party. There rever |

nothing more than a large blur in the snow and darkness, though he was conscious that they were stop-

yard.

“Merry Christmas! Hi Ramon-— Angelique!” the young man cried. “So you've brought a friend. Good!

(and Ramon Vasquez relaxed in his | Right this way now. You'll be all

cosy in just a miute. Bearcat of | storm the weather man put in our Christmas stocking, isn't 1?” » ” ” HEY were hustied into a large living room, lighted by tall candles in bronze sconces. A fire

| burned in the huge fireplace at |

orated every possible place in the room, yet the effect was cold and repelient. The flickering light of

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